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OUR HOMETOWN: Williams Lake First Nation’s Lennard Supernault aims to inspire

The message he carries to the community: Ta7us ke7 iiena (Never give up)
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Lennard Supernault strives to help others who suffer from addiction after he recovered from many years of alcohol addiction. (Ruth Lloyd photo - Efteen)

Lennard Supernault went down a dark road for twenty years of his life, but now he is living in light —and aims to bring others forward with him.

“I have a Sécwepemc heart, I was raised on this territory,” he began, as he recounted his struggles throughout his life with his identity, and his attempts to hide his lack of self-confidence.

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Ruth Lloyd

About the Author: Ruth Lloyd

I moved back to my hometown of Williams Lake after living away and joined the amazing team at the Efteen in 2021.
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